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Rather, it is usually direct head-to-head contact that spreads lice.

The differentiation of PCLs from low-grade gliomas does not comprise a diagnostic dilemma and is usually direct, because of the intense contrast-enhancement and peritumoral edema of PCLs compared to LGG.

But at least rural disgruntlement is usually directed towards inanimate objects, not people.

Attention is usually directed to the structural abnormalities of chest wall, spine, and airways.

Mentoring is usually directed at early career stages and continues only informally through the rest of the career.

"We work in an extremely competitive business and competition drives us, but that competition is usually directed at other companies," said Gary Newman, president of 20th Century Fox Television.

In all forms of enteritis, treatment is usually directed toward relief of symptoms, with anti-inflammatory agents playing an important role.

Knowing for oneself what is there is, of course, the essential business of literary critics, whose attention is usually directed outward, focused imaginatively on the lives, words and intentions of other people.

The apical oxygen at the fourth corner of the tetrahedrons, which is usually directed normal to the sheet, forms part of an adjacent octahedral sheet in which octahedrons are linked by sharing edges (Figure 3).

But while the brunt of that anger is usually directed at Ticketmaster, other players in the business, like theaters and promoters, collect, and depend on, their share of fees.

Treatment of HCM is usually directed at controlling signs of congestive heart failure (CHF), preventing occurrence or recurrence of systemic thromboembolism or delaying/preventing/reversing progression of subclinical disease.